This Jupyter Notebook gives an overview of reported SARS-CoV-2 infections in Croatia. It uses historic data from koronavirus.hr to provide a breakdown for each of the counties of Croatia. The data used here can also be found in our GitHub Repository. If you spot a mistake, please create an issue or a pull request.
Disclaimer: The author has no background in Statistics or Epidemiology so there might be errors in data and presentation.
The total reported infections in each of the counties of Croatia.
Note that you can double-click on a county name to only show that county.
The reported infections in each county per day. To make these numbers comparable between counties, they are normalized to 100,000 inhabitants. For example a value of 10 in a county with 300,000 inhabitants means that 30 infections have been reported on that day.
Note that you can click on a county name to display data for that county.
There are some errors in the data for Zagreb in April and for Požega-Slavonia in September which lead to negative values in this chart.
The German Robert Koch Institute uses this as an indicator on whether to propose a travel warning for regions of Croatia. Among other criteria, such a warning is typically issued when this value rises above 50.
Note that you can double-click on a county's name to only show that county.
The Weekly Reproduction Factor compares the reported infection of the last seven days with the reported infections of the 7 days before that. Here we show a log of a modified quotient of these two numbers. The values convey an idea of whether reported infections have been increasing in the past week or decreasing. Values below 0 indicate that the reported infections are decreasing, values above 0 indicate that the reported infections are increasing. For example a value of 1 roughly says that the past week reported twice as many infections than the week before that, whereas a value of -1 roughly says that the past week reported half as many infections than the week before that.
Note that you can double-click on a county's name to only show that county.
Last Update: 2022-04-23